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Cory Lerios/Composer/Producer Credits CORY LERIOS/COMPOSER/PRODUCER CREDITS TELEVISION SERIES Wild For The Night Benny Boom SAF3 Theme/Score/Music Supervision Emmet/Furlah Productions Greg Bonnan Exec. Baywatch Theme/score Fremantle Entertainment Berk/Schwartz/Bonnan Baywatch Hawaii All American Communications Producers: Producers: Berk/Schwartz/Bonnan Baywatch Nights theme/score All American Communications 44 episodes Producers: Berk/Schwartz/Bonnan Diagnosis Murder Viacom/CBS Producers: Lee Goldberg/William Rabkin Martial Law CBS Television Producers: Lee Goldberg/William Rabkin Intimate Portraits 120 episodes Lifetime Television Music Supervisor: Marianne Goode Days Of Our Lives (additional music) NBC Productions Ken Corday Productions Max Headroom Main Title/Underscore Lorimar Pictures/ABC Producer: Peter Wagg Ohara Main Title/Underscore Warner Bros. Television/ABC Steel Chariots Fox Television Producer: Greg Bonnan Thunder In Paradise USA NETWORK Producers: Berk, Shwartz, Bonnan Last Call Theme/Pilot ABC Television Producer: Ed Horowitz E.A.R.T.H. FORCE Theme/Score ABC Television Producer :Chapman/Dial How’d They Do That? Theme/Score Telepictures Producer: Eric Shotz Hard Copy (additional music) Producer: various Paramount Television Diary Of An Affair E-Television Producer E-Television Network ANIMATION Land Before Time Animated Series 26 episodes Universal/NBC Amblin Entertainment/Universal Animation Disney’s Kim Possible Main Title Theme “Call Me Beep Me” and songs. Disney/ABC Disney Animation The Mummy animated series 44 episodes Universal/WB Kids Universal Animation Toddworld Theme and Series (66 episodes) Mike Young Productions Discovery Kids Network Mighty Max animated series/theme 44 episodes Producer: Phil Roman Film Roman Yu Gi Oh Main Title Song Animated Series BangZoom Productions Yu Gi Oh episodes BangZoom Productions Geotrax Animated Series Theme/Pilot Sony/Mattel Acceleracers Theme Producer: Mattel Toy Co. Cartoon Network DOCUMENTARIES Jay Mansel (emmy honors) The Big Picture Terrell Llyod Documentary The Big Picture Hope For Children Documentary The Big Picture TV SERIES/additional music Whitney Houston Special Mom’s Cooking America’s Got Talent Narrow Bridge Gay Straight Or Taken Survivor Africa Friends King Of Queens Walker Texas Ranger C.S.I. Early Edition That 70’s Show Wildboyz MTV Touched By An Angel Dailey Show The District Survivor Amazon Mad About You MADE FOR TV MOVIES Baywatch Reunion Producers: Berk/Schwartz/Bonnan Baywatch Glacier Bay Producers: Berk/Schwartz/Bonnan Baywatch Hawaiian Wedding Producers: Berk/Schwartz/Bonnan Fox Television Murder In The Mirror Director: James Keach Shadow Warriors Producer: Doug Schwartz Warner Bros. A Secret Life Producer: Carla Singer NBC Television A Marriage Of Convenience: Producer: Joan Carson NBC Television In The Line Of Duty: Blaze Of Glory Producer: Kenneth Kaufman Patchett Kaufman Entertainment/NBC Gone In A Heartbeat: Producer: Carla Singer CBS Productions Fall Into Darkness: : Producerr: Kenneth Kaufman Patchett Kaufman Ent/NBC Angel Flight Down: Producer: Carla Singer Carla Singer Productions/ABC Deadly Vows: Director: Wes Craven Carla Singer Productions/ABC The Entertainers: Director: Paul Schindler Carla Singer Production/ABC Greenwald Films ABC To My Daughter: Producer: Bill Schwartz Warner Bros./NBC The Tower: Director: Richard Kletter 20th Century Fox Police Story: “Burnout” Director: Michael Switzer Columbia/ABC FILMS/MOTION PICTURES Wild For The Night (summer 2016) Director: Benny Boom Hypnotised Productions Canada One Crazy Summer . Director: Savage Steve Holland Producer: Michael Jaffe Warner Bros Child’s Play III Producer: Robert Brown Director: Jack Bender Universal Pictures Beyond The Law Producer John Fiedler Director: Larry Ferguson Live Entertainment Boiling Point Producer: Marc Freeman Director: James B. Harris Warner Bros. Pictures Street Fighter: Producer L Sekiguchi, M. Sugiyama/M. Hida Sony Wonder The Animated Movie Legacy: Director:T.J. Scott & Eric Weston Quantam Entertainment Killing Box: Director: George Hickenlooper Producer: Brad Krevoy/Steve Stabler Motion Picture Corp. Of America TELEVISION LOGOS & PROMOS & ADVERTISEMENTS ERNST & YOUNG Show Open 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015 The Big Picture Men At Work Promo Funny or Die Bench Advcrtisement feature Taylor Lautner Sand Disk Lifestyle Advertisement producer: The Big Picture Sand Disk Extreme Advertisement producer: The Big Picture Sand Disk Smart Phone Advertisement producer: The Big Picture Sand Disk Fuze Advertisment producer: The Big Picture Sand Disk Multimedia Advertisement producer: The Big Picture Sand Disk Lifestyle 2 Advertisement producer: The Big Picture CBS LOGO “The Eye” CBS Productions CBS Production Logo (the eye) CBS Productions CBS Sunday Night Movie Theme CBS Productions CBS Tuesday Night Movie Theme CBS Productions STARZ Theme STARZ STARZ WESTERN THEME Theme STARZ STARZ ENCORE THEME Theme STARZ TNT Sunday Classic Movie Theme Turner Broadcasting RAVE theme Series A & E Network A&E MYSTERY MOVIES THEME A & E Network 16th ANNUAL CABLE ACE AWARDS THEM SONGS COMPOSED FOR TV & MOTION PICTURES Disney’s Kim Possible Main Title Theme “Call Me, Beep Me” performed by Christina Milian Toddworld’s Main Title Theme “It’s a Colorful World” performed by Smoky Robinson Disney’s Kim Possible “I’m Ready” performed by Angela Michael Disney’s Kim Possible “Could It Be” performed by Christie Romano Toddworld “Your Own Drum” Toddworld “Once You Get To Know Em” Toddworld “A Friend Is A Friend” Toddworld “It Feels So Good To Give’ Toddworld “Take A Stand” An Unmarried Woman “A Place In The Sun” performed by Pablo Cruise Thunder In Paradise “Thunder In Paradise” performed by Pablo Cruise Free Ride “Ocean Breeze”, Zero To Sixty In Five”, El Verano Night Angel “Sirens Burning performed by Screamin’ Jay Hawkins Don’t Tell Her It’s Me “Don’t Ask Me Why” Boiling Point “Don’t You Forget It” performed by Cory Lerios Fathers and Sons “The Riddle” performed by Cory Lerios Beyond The Law “We Can’t Stop The Fire” performed by Cory Lerios Cory Lerios/Pablo Cruise PABLO CRUISE “PABLO CRUISE” co-writer/performer A&M RECORDS PABLO CRUISE “LIFELINE” co-writer/performer A&M RECORDS PABLO CRUISE “A PLACE IN THE SUN” co-writer/performer A&M RECORDS PABLO CRUISE “WORLDS AWAY” co-writer/performer A&M RECORDS PABLO CRUISE “A PART OF THE GAME” co-writer/performer A&M RECORDS PABLO CRUISE “REFLECTOR” co-writer/performer A&M RECORDS PABLO CRUISE “OUT OF OUR HANDS” co-writer/performer A&M RECORDS PABLO CRUISE “A&M CLASSICS” co-writer/performer UNIVERSAL RECORDS PABLO CRUISE “IT’S GOOD TO BE LIVE” co-writer/performer SONY ENT. PABLO CRUISE LIVE SONY ENTERTAINMENT Singles/Pablo Cruise (co-written by Cory Lerios) “LOVE WILL FIND A WAY” Pablo Cruise A&M Billboard #2 “WHATCHA GONNA DO?” Pablo Cruise A&M Billboard #2 “COOL LOVE” Pablo Cruise A&M Billboard #13 “DON’T WANNA LIVE WITHOUT IT” Pablo Cruise A&M Billboard #14 “PLACE IN THE SUN” Pablo Cruise A&M Billboard #42 Additional Albums: (writer/performer) CORY CHARLES “If I Could Change Anything It Would Be You” Aka/Cory Lerios Lunaticwerks STONEGROUND FAMILY ALBUM Warner Bros. Records STONEGROUND 3 Warner Bros. Records THE LAST DAYS OF THE FILLMORE “Stoneground” Columbia Records NADIA’S THEME A&M Records NEVILLE BROS. “Forever For Tonight” co-writer/performer GEORGE BENSON “Teaser” Warner Bros. co-writer/performer MELBA MOORE “Test Of Time” Warner Bros. co-writer BEN E. KING GREATEST HITS “Test Of Time” Warner Bros co-writer SANTANA “Can’t Let Go” Columbia Records co-write CORY LERIOS/performer/programmer WHITNEY HOUSTON KENNY G SANTANA SMOKEY ROBINSON NEVILLE BROS. NARADA MICHAEL WALDEN SMOKEY ROBINSON GEOF BYRD MICKEY THOMAS LERIOS/EXECUTIVE PRODUCER: PABLO CRUISE “It’s Good To Be Live”! DVD sony entertainment RONDOR MUSICWORKS COMPOSER SERIES A music library featuring several notable TV & Film Composers distributed by Rondor Music (a joint venture w/Rondor International and Lerios D’Andrea Musicworks) THE LIFETIME MUSIC LIBRARY A music library for the exclusive use of Lifetime Television and it’s producers. The library consists of over 4000 music cues written or co-written by the Lerios and his writing team. .
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